UIView Hide Show with animation

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My simple goal is to fade animate hiding and showing functions   Button hidden   YES    Simple enough  However  is it possible to have it fade out rather than just disappearing  It looks rather unprofessional that way

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Swift 3  func appearView          self myView alpha   0      self myView isHidden   false       UIView animate withDuration  0 9  animations             self myView alpha   1         completion             finished in          self myView isHidden   false

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func flipViews fromView  UIView  toView  UIView         toView frame origin y   0      self view isUserInteractionEnabled   false      UIView transition from  fromView  to  toView  duration  0 5  options   transitionFlipFromLeft  completion    finished in                      fromView frame origin y   -900          self view isUserInteractionEnabled   true

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isHidden is an immediate value and you cannot affect an animation on it  instead of this you can use Alpha for hide your view   UIView transition with  view  duration  0 5  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations            view alpha   0          And for showing    UIView transition with  view  duration  0 5  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations          view alpha   1

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This code give an animation like pushing viewController in   uinavigation controller      CATransition  animation    CATransition animation    animation type   kCATransitionPush   animation subtype   kCATransitionFromRight   animation duration   0 3     viewAccountName layer addAnimation animation forKey nil      viewAccountName hidden   true       Used this for pop animation       CATransition  animation    CATransition animation    animation type   kCATransitionPush   animation subtype   kCATransitionFromLeft   animation duration   0 3     viewAccountName layer addAnimation animation forKey nil      viewAccountName hidden   false

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To fade out   Objective-C   UIView animateWithDuration 0 3 animations        button alpha   0    completion    BOOL finished     creates a variable  BOOL  called  finished  that is set to  YES  when animation IS completed      button hidden   finished   if animation is finished   finished      YES    then hidden    finished       aka hidden    YES         Swift 2  UIView animateWithDuration 0 3  animations        button alpha   0       finished  in     button hidden   finished     Swift 3  4  5  UIView animate withDuration  0 3  animations        button alpha   0       finished  in     button isHidden   finished     To fade in   Objective-C  button alpha   0  button hidden   NO   UIView animateWithDuration 0 3 animations        button alpha   1        Swift 2  button alpha   0 button hidden   false UIView animateWithDuration 0 3        button alpha   1     Swift 3  4  5  button alpha   0 button isHidden   false UIView animate withDuration  0 3        button alpha   1

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Tried some of the exited answers  some only work for one situation  some of them need to add two functions   Option 1  Nothing to do with view isHidden   extension UIView       func animate fadeIn  Bool  withDuration  TimeInterval   1 0            UIView animate withDuration  withDuration  delay  0 0  options   curveEaseInOut  animations                self alpha   fadeIn   1 0   0 0                      Then pass isFadeIn  true or false   view animate fadeIn  isFadeIn     Option 2  Don t pass any parameter  It fades in or out according to isUserInteractionEnabled  This also suits the situation animate back and forth very well   func animateFadeInOut withDuration  TimeInterval   1 0        self isUserInteractionEnabled    self isUserInteractionEnabled     UIView animate withDuration  withDuration  delay  0 0  options   curveEaseInOut  animations            self alpha   self isUserInteractionEnabled   1 0   0 0            Then you call  yourView animateFadeInOut        Why self isUserInteractionEnabled        Tried to replace self isUserInteractionEnabled by self isHidden    no luck at all    That s it  Cost me sometime  hope it helps someone

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the code of  Umair Afzal working fine in swift 5 after some changes    extension UIView    func fadeIn duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping   Bool  - gt  Void      finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          self alpha   0 0      UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIView AnimationOptions curveEaseIn  animations            self isHidden   false         self alpha   1 0        completion  completion     func fadeOut duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping  Bool  - gt  Void     finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          self alpha   1 0      UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIView AnimationOptions curveEaseIn  animations            self alpha   0 0           completed  in         self isHidden   true         completion true                for use   yourView fadeOut   yourView fadeIn

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swift 4 2  with extension    extension UIView   func hideWithAnimation hidden  Bool            UIView transition with  self  duration  0 5  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations                self isHidden   hidden                      simple method   func setView view  UIView  hidden  Bool        UIView transition with  view  duration  0 5  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations            view isHidden   hidden

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I use this little Swift 3 extension    extension UIView      func fadeIn duration  TimeInterval   0 5                delay  TimeInterval   0 0                completion   escaping   Bool  - gt  Void      finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          UIView animate withDuration  duration                     delay  delay                     options  UIViewAnimationOptions curveEaseIn                     animations          self alpha   1 0        completion  completion         func fadeOut duration  TimeInterval   0 5                 delay  TimeInterval   0 0                 completion   escaping  Bool  - gt  Void     finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          UIView animate withDuration  duration                     delay  delay                     options  UIViewAnimationOptions curveEaseIn                     animations          self alpha   0 0        completion  completion

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UIView transition with   function is nice and neat  Many have posted it but none has noticed there lies a fault will show up only when you run it  You can transition hidden property to true perfectly  whereas when you attempt to transition it to false  the view will simple disappear suddenly without any animation  That s because this api only works within a view  which means when you transition a view to show  in fact itself shows immediately  only its content animated out gradually  When you try to hide this view  itself hide right away  makes the animation to its content meaningless  To solve this  when hiding a view  the transition target should be its parent view instead of the view you want to hide  func transitionView   view  UIView   show  Bool  completion  BoolFunc    nil        guard let view   view  view isHidden    show  let parent   view superview else   return        let target  UIView   show   view   parent     UIView transition with  target  duration  0 4  options    transitionCrossDissolve   animations            view isHidden    show        completion  completion

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You can try this     func showView objView UIView        objView alpha   0 0     UIView animate withDuration  0 5  animations            objView alpha   0 0        completion     completeFadein  Bool  - gt  Void in         objView alpha   1 0         let transition   CATransition           transition duration   0 5         transition timingFunction   CAMediaTimingFunction name  kCAMediaTimingFunctionEaseInEaseOut          transition type   kCATransitionFade         objView layer add transition  forKey  nil            func HideView objView UIView        UIView animate withDuration  0 5  animations            objView alpha   1 0        completion     completeFadein  Bool  - gt  Void in         objView alpha   0 0         let transition   CATransition           transition duration   0 5         transition timingFunction   CAMediaTimingFunction name  kCAMediaTimingFunctionEaseInEaseOut          transition type   kCATransitionFade         objView layer add transition  forKey  nil             And pass your view name           showView objView  self viewSaveCard          HideView objView  self viewSaveCard

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In iOS 4 and later  there s a way to do this just using the UIView transition method without needing to import QuartzCore  You can just say   Objective C   UIView transitionWithView button                   duration 0 4                    options UIViewAnimationOptionTransitionCrossDissolve                 animations                         button hidden   YES                                    completion NULL     Swift  UIView transition with  button  duration  0 4                     options   transitionCrossDissolve                     animations                     button hidden   false                    Previous Solution  Michail s solution will work  but it s not actually the best approach   The problem with alpha fading is that sometimes the different overlapping view layers look weird as they fade out  There are some other alternatives using Core Animation  First include the QuartzCore framework in your app and add  import  lt QuartzCore QuartzCore h gt  to your header  Now you can do one of the following   1  set button layer shouldRasterize   YES  and then use the alpha animation code that Michail provided in his answer  This will prevent the layers from blending weirdly  but has a slight performance penalty  and can make the button look blurry if it s not aligned exactly on a pixel boundary   Alternatively   2  Use the following code to animate the fade instead   CATransition  animation    CATransition animation   animation type   kCATransitionFade  animation duration   0 4   button layer addAnimation animation forKey nil    button hidden   YES    The nice thing about this approach is you can crossfade any property of the button even if they aren t animatable  e g  the text or image of the button   just set up the transition and then set your properties immediately afterwards

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If your view is set to hidden by default or you change the Hidden state which I think you should in many cases  then none of the approaches in this page will give you both FadeIn FadeOut animation  it will only animate one of these states  the reason is you are setting the Hidden state to false before calling UIView animate method which will cause a sudden visibility and if you only animate the alpha then the object space is still there but it s not visible which will result to some UI issues   So the best approach is to check first if the view is hidden then set the alpha to 0 0  like this when you set the Hidden state to false you won t see a sudden visibility   func hideViewWithFade   view  UIView        if view isHidden           view alpha   0 0            view isHidden   false      UIView animate withDuration  0 3  delay  0 0  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations            view alpha   view alpha    1 0   0 0   1 0        completion      in         view isHidden    Bool truncating  view alpha as NSNumber

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Swift 5 0  with generics  func hideViewWithAnimation lt T  UIView gt  shouldHidden  Bool  objView  T        if shouldHidden    true           UIView animate withDuration  0 3  animations                objView alpha   0               finished  in             objView isHidden   shouldHidden                 else           objView alpha   0         objView isHidden   shouldHidden         UIView animate withDuration  0 3                objView alpha   1                       Use  hideViewWithAnimation shouldHidden  shouldHidden  objView  itemCountLabelBGView  hideViewWithAnimation shouldHidden  shouldHidden  objView  itemCountLabel  hideViewWithAnimation shouldHidden  shouldHidden  objView  itemCountButton   Here itemCountLabelBGView is a UIView  itemCountLabel is a UILabel  amp  itemCountButton is a UIButton  So it will work for every view object whose parent class is UIView

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I created category for UIView for this purpose and implemented a special little bit different concept  visibility  The main difference of my solution is that you can call  view setVisible NO animated YES  and right after that synchronously check  view visible  and get correct result  This is pretty simple but extremely useful   Besides  it is allowed to avoid using  negative boolean logic   see  Code Complete  page 269  Use positive boolean variable names for more information    Swift  UIView Visibility swift  import UIKit   private let UIViewVisibilityShowAnimationKey    UIViewVisibilityShowAnimationKey  private let UIViewVisibilityHideAnimationKey    UIViewVisibilityHideAnimationKey    private class UIViewAnimationDelegate  NSObject       weak var view  UIView       dynamic override func animationDidStop animation  CAAnimation  finished  Bool            guard let view   self view where finished else               return                    view hidden    view visible         view removeVisibilityAnimations             extension UIView        private func removeVisibilityAnimations             self layer removeAnimationForKey UIViewVisibilityShowAnimationKey          self layer removeAnimationForKey UIViewVisibilityHideAnimationKey             var visible  Bool           get               return  self hidden  amp  amp  self layer animationForKey UIViewVisibilityHideAnimationKey     nil                    set               let visible   newValue              guard self visible    visible else                   return                            let animated   UIView areAnimationsEnabled                self removeVisibilityAnimations                guard animated else                   self hidden    visible                 return                            self hidden   false              let delegate   UIViewAnimationDelegate               delegate view   self              let animation   CABasicAnimation keyPath   opacity               animation fromValue   visible   0 0   1 0             animation toValue   visible   1 0   0 0             animation fillMode   kCAFillModeForwards             animation removedOnCompletion   false             animation delegate   delegate              self layer addAnimation animation  forKey  visible   UIViewVisibilityShowAnimationKey   UIViewVisibilityHideAnimationKey                       func setVisible visible  Bool  animated  Bool            let wereAnimationsEnabled   UIView areAnimationsEnabled            if wereAnimationsEnabled    animated               UIView setAnimationsEnabled animated              defer   UIView setAnimationsEnabled  animated                       self visible   visible            Objective-C  UIView Visibility h   import  lt UIKit UIKit h gt    interface UIView  Visibility   -  BOOL visible  -  void setVisible  BOOL visible  -  void setVisible  BOOL visible animated  BOOL animated    end   UIView Visibility m   import  UIView Visibility h   NSString  const UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyShow     UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyShow   NSString  const UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide     UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide     implementation UIView  Visibility   -  BOOL visible       if  self hidden     self layer animationForKey UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide             return NO             return YES     -  void setVisible  BOOL visible        self setVisible visible animated NO      -  void setVisible  BOOL visible animated  BOOL animated       if  self visible    visible            return              self layer removeAnimationForKey UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyShow        self layer removeAnimationForKey UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide        if   animated            self alpha   1 f          self hidden    visible          return             self hidden   NO       CGFloat fromAlpha   visible   0 f   1 f      CGFloat toAlpha   visible   1 f   0 f      NSString  animationKey   visible   UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyShow   UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide       CABasicAnimation  animation    CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath   opacity        animation duration   0 25      animation fromValue     fromAlpha       animation toValue     toAlpha       animation delegate   self      animation removedOnCompletion   NO      animation fillMode   kCAFillModeForwards       self layer addAnimation animation forKey animationKey       pragma mark - CAAnimationDelegate  -  void animationDidStop  CAAnimation   animation finished  BOOL finished       if    self layer animationForKey UIViewVisibilityAnimationKeyHide  isEqual animation             self hidden   YES            end

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Swift 4  extension UIView    func fadeIn duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping   Bool  - gt  Void      finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          self alpha   0 0      UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIViewAnimationOptions curveEaseIn  animations            self isHidden   false         self alpha   1 0        completion  completion     func fadeOut duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping  Bool  - gt  Void     finished  Bool  - gt  Void in          self alpha   1 0      UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIViewAnimationOptions curveEaseIn  animations            self alpha   0 0           completed  in         self isHidden   true         completion true              And to use use it  simple call these functions like   yourView fadeOut      this will hide your view with animation yourView fadeIn       this will show your view with animation

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Use this solution for a smooth fadeOut and fadeIn effects  extension UIView       func fadeIn duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping   Bool  - gt  Void      finished  Bool  - gt  Void in              self alpha   0 0          UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIView AnimationOptions curveEaseIn  animations                self isHidden   false             self alpha   1 0            completion  completion             func fadeOut duration  TimeInterval   0 5  delay  TimeInterval   0 0  completion   escaping  Bool  - gt  Void     finished  Bool  - gt  Void in              self alpha   1 0          UIView animate withDuration  duration  delay  delay  options  UIView AnimationOptions curveEaseOut  animations                self isHidden   true             self alpha   0 0            completion  completion            usage is as like   uielement fadeIn   uielement fadeOut     Thanks

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You can do it VERY easily using Animatics library     To hide button  AlphaAnimator 0    gt  button    to show button AlphaAnimator 1    gt  button

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Swift 4 Transition      UIView transition with  view  duration  3  options   transitionCurlDown                        animations                               Animations                         view isHidden   hidden                              completion    finished in                            Compeleted          If you use the approach for older swift versions you ll get an error     Cannot convert value of type      - gt      to expected argument type      - gt  Void      Useful reference

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UIView animated properties are   - frame - bounds - center - transform - alpha - backgroundColor - contentStretch      Describe in     Animations   isHidden is not one of them  so as I see it the best way is   Swift 4   func setView view  UIView  hidden  Bool        UIView transition with  view  duration  0 5  options   transitionCrossDissolve  animations            view isHidden   hidden            Objective C   -  void setView  UIView  view hidden  BOOL hidden        UIView transitionWithView view duration 0 5 options UIViewAnimationOptionTransitionCrossDissolve animations   void            view setHidden hidden         completion nil

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UIView transition with  title3Label  duration  0 4                            options   transitionCrossDissolve                            animations                                self title3Label isHidden    self title3Label isHidden                           Applying transition on View with some delay gives hide and show effect

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My solution for Swift 3  So  I created the function  that hide unhide view in the right order when hiding - set alpha to 0 and then isHidden to true  unhiding - first reveal the view and then set it s alpha to 1    func hide   hide  Bool        let animations   hide     self alpha   0                                   self isHidden   false       let completion   Bool  - gt  Void   hide       in self isHidden   true                                                     in UIView animate withDuration  duration  animations    self alpha   1          UIView animate withDuration  duration  animations  animations  completion  completion

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